'Rental costs doubled in our 10-month absence'
Tom Pinsard says he was shocked at the cost of rent in Guernsey after he returned from Australia.
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Tariffs prompt record plunge in US imports
American purchases of Canadian goods in April fell to the lowest level since 2021.
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Trump and China's Xi have phone call amid trade war
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have held a phone call amid their ongoing trade war, which the US president described as "very good".
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Europe cuts interest rates as Trump's tariffs loom
The eurozone's central bank makes its eighth cut but warns US tariffs will weigh on the economy.
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Harry Kane-backed SeatUnique to score with £10m funding
A premium ticketing platform backed by the England football captain Harry Kane is raising a further £10m in funding to take advantage of the fast-growing ‘experience economy’.
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UK inflation number too high after data blunder
The UK's statistics agency says April's inflation figure was too high after it was given incorrect road tax data.
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What a weakening dollar means for Trump - and the UK
The weakening of the US dollar has arguably been the story of the year for financial markets.
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Energy costs 'an anchor on our ambition', CBI chief warns government
The head of a major business lobby group is warning that energy bills in the UK are an "anchor" on private sector ambitions, exacerbating the effects of an annual £24bn burden from government costs.
View Full Story05-Jun-2025 - Source: Sky News
US-Boeing deal over crashes 'repugnant' - lawyer for victims' families
The plane maker has agreed to pay $1.1bn to avoid prosecution over two fatal crashes that killed 346 people.
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US-Boeing crashes deal 'repugnant' - lawyer for victims' families
The plane maker has agreed to pay $1.1bn to avoid prosecution over two fatal crashes that killed 346 people.
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Boeing agrees $1.1bn deal over fatal 737 Max crashes
The firm made the agreement with the US Justice Department over two accidents that killed 346 people in 2018 and 2019.
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1Boeing agrees $1.1bn deal over fatal 737 Max crashes
The firm made the agreement with the US Justice Department over two accidents that killed 346 people in 2018 and 2019.
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Boeing agrees billion dollar deal over 737 Max crashes
The firm struck the deal with the US Justice Department over crashes crashes that killed 346 people in 2018 and 2019.
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Stores open at midnight as fans rush to buy Nintendo Switch 2
One retailer says it's the "biggest gaming pre-order ever" - but there questions over whether high prices will dent sales.
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How airline fees have turned baggage into billions
The amount carriers now charge for luggage is raising the ire of politicians and consumer groups.
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Northumbrian Water to pay £15.7m over failings
The firm says the cost will be met by shareholders rather than increasing customers' bills.
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Scammers stole £47m from HMRC in phishing attack
Some customers have been told their accounts are locked to prevent further scam claims.
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Food bank manager hits out at two-child benefit cap
Graham Lucas says that in Worcester "an awful lot of families just haven't got sufficient money".
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Foodbank manager hits out at two-child benefit cap
Graham Lucas says that in Worcester "an awful lot of families just haven't got sufficient money".
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Post Office weighs asset sales or borrowing to meet postmaster pay target
The Post Office is considering selling assets or taking on new borrowings to help deliver an ambition to boost sub-postmasters’ pay by £120m this year, its chairman has said.
View Full Story04-Jun-2025 - Source: Sky News
